Methadone Points Way Toward Near Normal Life for Addict
Pete Doyle a long term addict in Los Angeles receives methadone at a VA hospital to withdraw from heroin. The program offers detoxification outpatient followups and counseling as he plans college and a career as a drug counselor while maintaining methadone for years if needed.
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Paul Houston
Los Angeles Times
L.A. Times
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Pete Doyle
Veterans Administration
Pete
Vietnam
Cpl
Doyle
Sgt
Pvt
Parrot’s Beak
Cambodia
Army
Columbia, S. C
Veterans Administration Hospital
Six of ten Vietnam veterans use GI Bill for college
VA Administrator Donald E Johnson says six in ten Vietnam veterans are using GI Bill benefits for higher education doubling WWII utilization and notes ongoing outreach to inner city and rural veterans. He cites progress on on the job training and continued unemployment challenges among Vietnam era veterans.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Donald E. Johnson
Asid
Johnson
Labor Department
Department of Labor
Vietnam
DOD
Defense Department
America
Appalachia
South
Midwest
Rural Education Association
Logan Freshman Officers Elected
Logan Junior High School principal Joseph Murtha announced the freshman class officers for 1971 72 Jim Kemper was elected president Georgette Emerson vice president Becky Smith secretary and Nancy Smith treasurer A note warns safe driving with medication and drug effects on driving skills
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Logan
Joseph Murtha
Logan Junior High School
Jim Kemper
Georgette Emerson
Becky Smith
Nancy Smith
Bus Transportation Crunch Hits Northwest Cincinnati Schools
About 12 000 more pupils ride private buses car pools or walk as the Northwest Local School District, serving 14 500 pupils, cuts busing to meet a budget gap. Superintendent Hammond cites state funding limits and repeated levy defeats as the district plans January to June schooling to make up time.
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Cincinnati
Northwest
Hammond
Ohio
Charles Dalton
Policeman Reinstated After Research Defense
Columbus officer Charles Sullivan, fired after a Cincinnati drug raid last April, is reinstated with back pay after claiming he participated in a sociology research project on narcotics addicts and prostitutes for Ohio State University. The Columbus Civil Service Commission ruled unanimously, citing a professor testimony and a passing grade for his paper Psychology of the Whore and Prostitute.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Sullivan
Cincinnati
Force
Columbus Civil Service Commission
Sullivan
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Ours Family Reunion and Weekend Visit Notes
Fairview and New Brighton visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Emory Ours and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours. They attended the Ours Reunion at Rock Springs fair grounds. Lewis Ours hosted relatives in Salem New Philadelphia and Salineville. Recent guests of Dorsey Parsons include Dale Robinson Kimberly Judy Tammy Penny and Kevin of Pinckneyville Illinois Roger Parsons and fiancée Nancy Blake and Karen Blake of Ashland.
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Emory Ours
Ralph Ours
New Brighton
Wiley Ours
Lewis Ours
Rock Springs
Salem
New Philadelphia
Salineville
Dorsey Parsons
Dale Robinson
Kimberly
Judy
Tammy
Penny
Kevin
Pinckneyville, Ill
Roger Parsons
Nancy Blake
Karen Blake
Ashland
A Thought on Hearing by Wm. Diles at Smith Audio-Visuals
The article explains how sense of sound shapes daily life and balance, notes that hearing loss is not uniform across frequencies, and urges consulting a doctor or audiologist. It promotes Smith Audio-Visuals in Athens Ohio with address and phone for appointments.
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Smith Audio-Visuals, Inc
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